Murray keeps emotions in check as race to London tightens
VIENNA: Andy Murray admitted on Wednesday that he is prepared for all possibilities as the race for the last handful of spots at the World Tour Finals heats up with less than three weeks left in the season.
“It (making the eight-man championships in London) is a goal for every player at the start of the year,” said the 2013 Wimbledon champion.
“There are a lot of seeding advantages with being in the top eight. I will be trying my best to make it to London over the next two or three events. I hope I get there, but there are strong players competing for the same places,” he said. BECKER HOPEFUL OF CONTINUING WITH DJOKO PARIS: Boris Becker hopes to continue working as coach to Novak Djokovic with the aim of maintaining the Serb as world number one, the German great told AFP on Wednesday.
“We have a very good rela tionship. We have built a lot of experience, a lot of trust. We like it very much and we want to continue. That is the plan,” explained Becker.
LOPEZ CONFIRMS CHENNAI OPEN PARTICIPATION CHENNAI: World No 14 Feliciano Lopez has confirmed his par ticipation in the 20th edition of the Aircel Chennai Open scheduled to be held here from January 5-11.
This will be the Spaniard’s first visit to the USD 450,000 tournament, India and South Asia’s only ATP World Tour tennis event and draws many of the world’s leading tennis stars